Ghost Lesson: Young and Lost Souls
Those flickers of life in the most barren places in the world, those are Souls.
Young Souls and Lost Souls, what's the difference? Well, listen closely and I'll tell you, but first, it's important to note that both Young and Lost Souls aren't typically visible to the human eye.
Young Souls are more commonly people who have died and become ghosts. They are new to the afterlife, and have yet to find or realize their purpose as a spirit. "But if they're ghosts, shouldn't they have a soul?" that is likely what you're wondering now. But you see, they are the soul. And as they grow and adapt, they are no longer considered a Young Soul anymore. But, there are rare cases of Young Souls being manifested into the world, that have no connection to someone's death. They seem to be created by magic or residual energy from areas that are frequently visited by other ghosts.
Lost Souls are Young Souls but older. They've never been able to figure out their purpose or reason for life, and as such, have drifted away from the company of others. You'll find them in the most remote parts of the world, being pushed along by the breeze. They're constantly in a state of misery and apathy, and as such, can't accept companionship.
Though many ghosts that discover Young Souls try to help them, there are some that take more predatory actions. That's right, some specters have been known to force Young Souls into labor, making them work in camps nonstop. Though eventually, they escape, they become jaded and distrustful.
There's much more to learn in this mansion, but that is all for today's lesson.












